
Patrickh's initial impressions of the Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Secondes Architecture, particularly his preference for the strap version, sparked a vibrant discussion among collectors. His post, featuring stunning imagery, serves as a gateway into a deeper exploration of Greubel Forsey's evolving strategy under new leadership and its position within the independent watchmaking landscape. This article synthesizes community insights on the watch's design, pricing, and broader implications for high horology.






Although the titanium bracelet is amazing and very light i also pref the look of a strap . Had the chance to play with this masterpiece today
Can I ask where you tried it as I would love to check this watch out 👍
It is easy to see true independence creativity with top craftsmanship.
...do you think they'd hire me? : )
That’s stunning. I’m happy to take it on strap or bracelet, thanks. Maybe one of each. Just been reading SJX’s comments and he points out that the openwork on the arms holding the hands, which stretch out over the keyless works, is not bevelled. Ha! That first pic - is that a reflection of the balance wheel we’re seeing? If so, is it reflected off the crystal, or black polish in the rehaut? Best E.
I know GF watches are expensive and value is relative at this end of the spectrum but that's crazy. When they do things like that it casts a shadow on the entire pricing model. At that point just charge 250k and include both bracelet and strap, but the upcharge makes this all look just silly. Not a hater, I love the watches GF puts out, but this seems extreme...
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